Document,  Part

 1  1  |   counsels to the common weal of Christians, a bitter and severe account
 2  1  |         to the common welfare of Christians, and also to the troubles
 3  1  |      faith of Christ, and of all Christians; conjuring them by the bowels
 4  7,1| commandments nowise appertain to Christians; let him be anathema. ~CANON
 5  8,1|          any one saith, that all Christians have power to administer
 6 14,1|     which He would fain have all Christians be mentally joined and united
 7 14,1| appointed holy days, whereon all Christians may, with a special and
 8 14,1|       invariably observed by all Christians, even by those priests on
 9 15,1|        Synod now sets before all Christians to be perpetually retained. ~
10 15,2|      aids, whereby, during life, Christians may preserve themselves
11 15,4|     without sin, be contemned by Christians; let him be anathema. ~CANON
12 17,1|          it is well known to all Christians, that this ocecumenical
13 17,1|          most corrupt manners of Christians ; and whereas very many
14 17,1|        troubles existing amongst Christians, that, contrary to its intention,
15 24,1|         any one affirm, that all Christians indiscrimately are priests
16 25,2|     saith, that it is lawful for Christians to have several wives at
17 26,4|        for single combat between Christians, shall be thereupon excommunicated,